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Articles by Pelle Svensson
Robust edge computing infrastructure & reliable mobile coverage are central to digitisation in the NHS
The NHS is at a defining moment thanks to Covid-19. It is neither sustainable nor feasible for this longstanding institution to deliver patient care how it did pre-pandemic because public expectations and the socioeconomic landscape have changed beyond all recognition. ICT costs have increased, communications infrastructures are at capacity, and there has been a surge in demand for specialist equipment and drug regimes, not to mention the coordination of a nationwide vaccination programme.
Why the digital transformation of healthcare needs to accelerate
In a perfect world, healthcare would have undergone a full-scale digital transformation. Technology readily available today, such as smartphone apps, teleconsultations, electronic records, wearable tech and artificial intelligence (AI), would combine to enable effective and efficient coordination of healthcare resources, even when faced with a global pandemic.
Bluetooth: Tried and Tested in the Harshest Environments
March 27, 2019 Feature Summary Bluetooth: Tried and Tested in the Harshest Environments By Pelle Svensson, Senior Principal Product Strategy, Product Strategy Short Range Radio, u-blox Since it was developed in 1998 by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG), Bluetooth’s success in the consumer market – where it has become a feature in virtually every smartphone, tablet and PC – has made it a household name.
End of Life Components: Altium Partners with IHS Markit Electronic Parts Solutions
Altium have announced their partnership with IHS Markit Electronic Parts Solutions to help engineers deal with end-of-life callouts for components. Why do end-of-life announcements hit engineers hard, and how can forecasting allow engineers to make better decisions? The Dreaded Announcement If its one thing that most, if not all, engineers have experienced at least once in their lives is the dreaded announcement that a part which they desperately need.
Bluetooth: Tried and Tested in the Harshest Environments
By Pelle Svensson, Senior Principal Product Strategy, Product Strategy Short Range Radio, u-blox Since it was developed in 1998 by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG), Bluetooth’s success in the consumer market – where it has become a feature in virtually every smartphone, tablet and PC – has made it a household name.
Bluetooth low energy possibilities in healthcare
By combining the extreme miniaturisation enabled by semiconductor fabrication with advances in complementary fields, such as advanced materials and batteries, we can now place powerful technology almost anywhere we want. Medical devices that used to be wired can now be made portable or even wearable enabling new application uses.
Russia Introduces Law for Pre-Installed Software - How Such Moves Will Erode Privacy
Recently, Russia introduced a law that requires developers of smartphones and smart devices to come pre-installed with Russian software. Why is Russia taking this action, how does it relate to electronics, and how could such moves erode privacy? Why is Russia introducing pre-installed software? Recently, Russia announced the introduction of a new tech law that requires developers of smartphones and smart devices to come pre-installed with Russian software.
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